Winds could be a bit gusty but temps should top out in the 60s for at least the first half of next week with no rain in sight, which is both good and bad as we really need the rain. Another wave may pass by Wednesday night into Thursday but the model inconsistency gives little confidence at this point.

According to Inspector Raymond Evers, long-term investigations into another 14 car meetups since "Project X" last year have yielded 60 car seizures and more than 50 arrests.

A deadly storm flooded New York City, brought barges ashore in New Jersey, and sent a tree crashing onto a car in Philadelphia.

One man's Halloween display was so large in Philadelphia that it took over his neighbor's yards for nearly the past 30 years.

Delaware State defeated Norfolk State, 27-20, in a MEAC clash Thursday night as two NFL greats squared off against each other on the sideline. Former Philadelphia Eagles teammates DeSean Jackson and Michael Vick went head-to-head as coaches at Lincoln Financial Field,

Robert, a DJ at 93.3 WMMR since 1981 and host of the midday show, was known for his iconic welcoming to his show: "Greetings, citizens."

The Eagles acquired cornerback Michael Carter II in a trade with the Jets ahead of next week's NFL trade deadline.

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Neumann-Goretti is coming off a 20-13 win over Archbishop Wood, while Conwell-Egan got blanked 34-0 by Lansdale Catholic. The two teams are on opposite streaks, with the Saints having won four of their last five and the Eagles losing six of their last seven.

The Dallas Stars acquired forward Samu Tuomaala from the Philadelphia Flyers in a trade on Thursday, the team announced. Tuomaala, 22, was selected by Philadelphia in the second round (No. 46 overall) of the 2021 NHL draft. He has not yet played a game at the NHL level.

Charlie Day is teasing the return of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The actor spoke exclusively with Wonderwall.